Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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ON T E N T S . . . Campus Scenes. 6 Administration and Faculty. 17 Organizations. 37 Honoraries. 95 Athletics.121 Fraternities.181 Sororities.223 Queens.257 Traditions.265 Graduates.293 Advertising.373 5

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FOREWORD To help in remembering all that was done by you, by your friends, and by your university throughout the college years, we present to you in particular this ’52 ON as your scrap¬ book of memories for you to remember the life on Piety Hill, of classes, and excitement of campus weekends, of building dreams com¬ pleted, the blind rush of activity and—forgetting mo¬ mentarily world turmoil—to remember the collegiate spirit, the thrill of belonging, the honor of leadership, and the conquest of knowledge . . . for you to remember these past few years as one of the most valuable and unforgettable portions of life the gaiety of youth and the serious moments of growing up, of attaining positions of responsibility and maturity . . . for you to remember all that was college . . . the tangibles and intangibles that bring the warmth of a job well done. To preserve these special memories, we edit this ’52 Onondagan. We knew just which years you wanted to remember. 4

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